The term "linked over" is not a standard usage in English, so it would not be correct to use it.
Depending on the context, you may be able to use the phrase "linked to" instead. For example: The two organizations are strongly linked to each other.
But with dynamic and responsive soil moisture, the three are linked over land, with synchronized variations.
Rainwater and Bush became linked over the purchase of the Texas Rangers baseball team in 1989.
Mr. Monti has raised questions about the Windows 2000 operating system, suggesting that it may hinder the abilities of computers linked over networks and over the Internet.
Sustained high levels of testosterone have been linked over the years by medical experts to a host of health problems, from acne and baldness to heart disease.
"We have now linked over 120 of them to an associate offshore service provider located in Hong Kong," the Australian tax office said in a statement.
He is the founder of an egg empire that has been linked over three decades to outbreaks of salmonella poisoning in many states, some leading to deaths.
Some studies have linked over-commitment to a higher risk of poor health [ 11, 28] and ill-health perception has been associated with sickness absence [ 29- 31].
Previous work has linked over-expression of p47Ing3 with apoptosis [ 76], and reduced expression with human head and neck squamous carcinomas [ 77].
MEDICAL The Wall Street Journal for its report linking over-the-counter diet drugs to lethal side effects.
Additionally, there are only weak data linking over-nutrition, GIP hypersecretion and obesity in humans [12].
Of particular importance are initial findings linking over-expression of hnRNP A2/B1 with early stages of human lung carcinogenesis.
